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Therefore, you will need to use a text editor to make changes to this file. If you try to edit this file, and it is empty, then here is a link to an existing .gtkrc file that I am using on my system. Here is the link: [ [[.gtkrc-2.0]] ] . Read the comment in the file to show you where to change the test text colour. The color number is a combination of '''HEX numbers ''' in pairs for '''RED''', '''GREEN''', and '''BLUE ''' light intensity. Combinations of these numbers create a very wide variety of colours...
Simply <u>copy </u> and <u>paste </u> these settings into that file, and save. The changes will take effect when you logout and login to your graphical Linux environment.
'''STEPS TO EDIT OR ADD SETTINGS TO .gtkrc-2.0 FILE:'''
We will assume that you are copying and pasting above link's contents into this file...
# Click on the link displayed above labelled "[[.gtkrc-2.0]]
# Select the entire contents and copy to the clipboard.
# Click on '''APPLICATIONS -> ACCESSORIES -> Text Editor'''.
# Paste the clipboard contents into your text editor window.
# Click on the Save button.
# In the area at the top labelled "Name:" type '''.gtkrc-2.0'''
# Click on the Save button at the bottom.
# Close the text editor application.
# Either Reboot your system, or at least logout then login to your graphical Linux system for changes to take effect
